The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-13
MISS HAZARD TESTIFIES.
sHR THINKS 1fRa SQUIRE MADE a
MOUNTAIN OUT OF MOLE HILL.

pastor OF tho washington btroot methodlst
Church, In brooklyn. for immortality. was re-
sumed yesterday before committee Of seven
OF his fellow ministers, under the direction OF
Presiding Elder Adams For the six preceding
days Of the trial. Messrs. Parshley and Flint.
the accusers and prosecutors Of the pastor.
had introduced the witnesses on whose tosu.
mony they rolled to substantiate the damag-
Ing allegations in each Of the flve specifioa-
tions and which they werA confident would
result in driving Mr.. Millen from tho pulpit.
Tho prosecution. except 80 far as the introduce
ton OF rebuttinR evidence may be admitted.
rested on Tuesday night, and yesterday
morning Mr. Millen began his innings.
He faced his judges and sccusers with
confident smile. Tho fret witness
was Miss Hazard. q middle-sRed lady Of quiet
bearing. who conducts . fashionable boarding
house in De Kslb avenue, and who was mem
Der Of tho De Kalb avenue church during Mr..
Millcn's pastorato there. ten years ago. Miss
and she INTRODUCED that LADY to Mr.: Millen.
mutual friend after the pastors alleged miscon-
ssS shSR Rh sses 81 Sf pastor ss
on that occasion formed the charge In the
second %1ns sspeeia l I. h.r ....o,v
matter. and that she vas Glad Of the, opportu-
gotten tho entire affair. she said. Il her aiten-
tion had not been called g Il few months
age * Mr. A!k M. ABrooEdlyn rePortsF
q ny cousin: she has, s en- sorry e say. made
has ser
to call on heri She also said sRs aqmITed him
Millen and myself onoe attended Picnic and
afssrwsrd that they had supper at my house"
wh ssa ns sre q
f Re se 5Ssss e it
apology sfs1 Msn s@ps sa sa sRas hs
sorry that on particular occasion any misun.
ths AZ we're Se
facts: Mr. Millon met Mrs. Squire in q grocery
In Washington street ono morning. and accom-
The, we're seated toeether In the parior; and
Mr. y, Mullen began looking oyer some phot9.
looked Of these particularly as he sat by her
vsnt1nHy M sS1s .s1 a5e not SO much
.Then he pattsd her on the arm and knee"
-. II You had known the story, as now told Of
ting his arm around her waist and attempting
81 InnoSsaes b as sTsss as nows was asked
would not IL thai, case, and. believing that
sSaa y sssts9gs
MI Mlsn and AZ, are stu good frends and my
tss IN Ss dia desle
to take either side in the controversy. He did
as told BY Mrs. Squire, Els cousin. Nor would
q hSss5 Mi TsSSn
u. AlM Pesrce. formerly. q member OF the Wash
i Ing street church: but nov connected With
prove that Mr. Parshiey was Animated Sdu By
malice against the pastor. but the question
lot dss Se tbs ss
:, A .he afternoon session Nj: Millsn seated
Tho sshsssS If
sS Dc K.f ae hs u ae
'fssas story s1d 3, VITO t. ssasaa
he coming
hs saa
tRs TOP aoqr Of the parsonage arse n nigh. shirt
slept there As to The Hayer sosSdai aSso
vas eyer sa i Of The sdaIter1 eRarsed inA
admit that when left the house Of, Nj: John
s1 snsw b asye na 1877 s ssd the
sdaiIterer, and | can prove it. But was thoP
ss sel he T nesorssy sssa
I'd rSo5 bdasS Efs Sss s. Il
snow. because ! consider him q manor straw;
whose stories can do me no detriment, most
Rs5 5sssFd to the Ha7sf or
woman. also testiaed' " Sic isaia rala'ea n'''
the siil and Children slept on the
ssss to up ss1a BIZ
s: Yen have perfect confidence in your hus-
II have. and as for Mr., Mays story, why
give i NO attention. Mr.; May e crazy. and has
o nR Inc as
The prosecution Complain that some Of their
was raised that wrong date was siven in the
Robert Prsddow was the witness for the
stand after he had begun Ills testimony. He
HR hhss :. IL t saa % %es
seated on the beach With plump female IL an
stceEinss and q her wers bsrS
Mr.. Milen held his companion's arm with one
and legs. The next day Re saw them together.
and Mr. Millen held his companion BY the
arm. On Aug "a he saw them bathing together.
To-day Mr.. Millen will give IN explanation
Of the Boston incident, and explain his rela-
Mile Joy. He will try to establish the fact
that Prosecutor Parshley and g. A. Mallihs ao-
cupled the same section In the train and put
IN together ct the Grand Union Hotel In Forty
second street. At the fremont House he will
allege that the parties were registered as M. w.
Everett and wife and James Mullins and wife
Of Boston. Mr.. Parshley says that he will be
able to satisfactorily explain this matter and
that from first to last all through the affair he
has acted strictly under the advice OF counsel
Lawn Tennls.
The Nutley Field Club held ladies' invita-
don tournament on its grounds at Franklin N l. xea